at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com hi, hanukkah. >> it is -- hi, monika. >> it is hot. >> yes. >> howard bernstein fills us in. >> it's a heat advisory. saturday will be the worst day heat-wise, and then relief next week. 80 right now. we'll be in the mid-90s by lunchtime, and near 100 for a high today with 98 degrees at 5:00 p.m. slight chance to see a storm this afternoon, kind of like we've been doing. had a couple of storms overnight. some loud ones with lots of lightning. these guys have the warning this morning. well, the rain has fizzled out entirely. look at these temps. 70 in martinsburg but near 80 in winchester. 82 in annapolis. 81 across the bay.

we're 80, heat advisory start as noon. let's go to monika here at 6:00 a.m. with a look at the traffic. >> sounded like a broken record this week telling everybody if you approach an intersection that's dark, treat it as a four-way stop. it's still that situation today. you have about 25 to 30 signals out in montgomery county. police are directing only at major intersections. 270 is nice and light. a lot of people took the week off from july 4th into the weekend. you are seeing that 270 is very light. let's go outside live right now to show you what it looks like. route 355 signal lights are light. back over to the maps this time. north side and 95 between baltimore and us, everything is fine. a live look at the beltway in college park. prince george's county beltway looks great east side of town. coming up in my next report, we'll go south to 6:12. at the top of the hour, let's get the latest on the

epic storm after-math. federal agencies are open on time today, however, nonemergency employees still do have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. summer programs in most school districts will be up and running once again today. there are still 19 schools without power. >> as for the power outage numbers, there are still over 80 without power. pepco is down to just over 21,000 outages. >> among the places still without power is where delia gone calfs is in montgomery county. the lights are still out in some portions of the neighborhood. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a tough few days for the folks in cabin john. we're live in the corner of

seven locks road. a portion of the street appeared to have lights when we first arrived here and a little before 5:00 a.m. this morning. the other portion is completely in the dark. so that is probably part of the frustration. neighbors are seeing their other neighbors and folks across the street with power when they are suffering in the dark. let's look at some video that was shot yesterday as we toured around town taking a look at some of the destruction after the storm, and some of the cleanup. we have mentioned and andrea mentioned that crews are making some good headway. we are certainly more than halfway there. pepco says they are ahead of schedule and 90% of customers have been restored. for the 10% who are still in the dark, still very frustrating coming up at 6:30. we're going to have a look and a "hear" i guess about the

restoration process and how they are coping with temperatures that have been soaring close to 100 degrees. andrea, mike this weekend will be a scorcher, too. >> yes, indeed, delia. howard says 105 possibly on saturday. delia goncalves in the cabin john area of montgomery county. dominion's outage numbers are going back and forth. overnight, it dipped to 96 but jumped back up to 14,000 after the storms moved through. it is no relief from the heat. in reston, they are on day six without air conditioning or elevators. bgi restored power to 650,000 costs but 55,000 are still without power. most of them are on the north side of baltimore city as well as towson and owe wigs mills --

owings mills. andrea? right now, we focus on the district and efforts to get peak power back and cleanup after the storm. joining us is muri al buzzer. you are probably still getting complaints. >> absolutely. we have still people with very hot homes and downed trees. many people have completely left their homes since last friday. we know we're now to the areas where a couple of houses are on a block or several blocks. we have one area near 18th and quincy street where we have about 24 homes continuously out. so we know they are getting to them. people are hot and frustrated. >> people who are frustrated call their representatives. i was one of those frustrated

who called you. what can you actually do for residents, especially seniors or the disabled who we've heard on television talking about they can't get out, they are hot. can you get them ice? do you have money to get them battery-powered fans? what can you do? >> we make sure nobody's being forgotten in my ward. we give pepco the chance to let their plan work in the first 24 to 48 hours, but then i want to make sure that i know who's still out and that they are prioritized according to pepco's priorities but also according to ours. >> sometimes pepco says they can't get to the wires because they are tangled up in downed trees. who's responsible for getting the trees cut up and removed if they are blocking roadways or hampering pepco from doing its job? >> it is a tag team, but it's usually pepco that's first because the tree crews can cut trees but they can't do anything with the power lines. what we've learned from the storm is that the power lines

are deadly. we've learned from that every storm. so it's important for pepco to deenergize those wires and then our tree crews can get in. i think our dpw crews have performed admirablely during the storm and it's important that we coordinate. >> we didn't hear from any top d.c. officials. the mayor was out of town in china, the council chair, i don't remember him assuring pooh 'em they were on top of things and whatever. i had a problem with that. >> yeah. >> now the department of homeland security says it exposes us to potential terror attacks. what's the problem with not hearing from the top? >> the mayor was out of up to on a trip to china, and i think he began his trip back when the storm hit. i talked to our city administrator, who was our point person and was running point for the city.

it was important to, you know, i don't think he's used to being the face in front of the cameras, but it is important to get that type of message out to people. that's why i tried from the minute i was getting information. that's what people really crave, information. >> as you said this will happen again. homeland security said this about the snowstorms that we were exposing ourselves to terror. are we sitting down with the our jurisdictions? does the district have a plan on how to get organized with removing trees first or what happened? is that process happening? >> it is happening. i want people to realize i sit on the board where we talk about emergency response all of the time, how no get people in and out of town, how to get the streets cleaned. so that is a plan. but there's always more we can do because what we learned with this storm, i have lived in this neighborhood a long time and have seen a lot of storms but have never seen damage like this storm did. >> all right. thank you very much for being

with us. i forgot to say good morning to queen smith who was saying the same thing from pepco and doing yeoman's work. thank you. later today, we could learn the identity of a man shot and killed by montgomery county police. this whole thing start ted urban barbecue on route 108 and sandy spring yesterday. police say the man stormed the place and whipped out a gun in front of customers. that's when someone called police. investigators say the man refused to follow the commands and that's when the shots rang out. >> at some point, he may have made a move to go back in to the restaurant. there was a confrontation with two officers who discharged their service weapons. >> medics rushed the man to the hospital where he later died. it's believed he was in his 60s and had some sort of ties to the restaurant. virginia railway express is expanding the washington examiner reports the commuter rail is finalizing plans to go farther south. the plan now is to open in

spotsylvania next year. it will go in an area called the crossroads site. 1300 riders per day will use the station to get to fredericksburg, woodbridge and the district. our time right now is 6:10. in five minutes why thousands could lose internet access on monday. up next, howard has our weather first. before that, more from last night's fourth of july celebration on the national mall. stay with 9 news.

we're in for another very hot day today. look for temperatures to top out near 100 with only a slight chance for an afternoon storm. we'll have the full forecast with more heat but a break, also, is on the way. things are looking good on the west side of up to. no problems into tysons corner. northbound on the gw parkway. watch out for a disabled vehicle. coming up, a closer look at virginia road as 6:18. jessica doyle is here with another "your money" report.

>> she less also here to explain why thousands will lose internet access next week. >> you could sit down at your computer monday and not be able to connect to the internet. the warnings have been splashed across facebook and google. internet service providers have been sending out notices. tens of thousands of americans may still lose the internet service until they do a quick check for malware that could have taken over computers. if yours is infected, you will lose at built to go online and then you have to call the internet service provider at that point for help. if you work for a hot tech company, the perks can be great. our partners at usa today reports tech companies are lavishing employees with perks in order to retain and attract top talent. we're talking free massages, haircuts, laundry services, shuttles, gourmet meals and

snacks galore. that's only a few treats being showered right now. the british soccer team manchester united is looking to raise $100 until million in an initial public offering in the u.s. the club has filed for a stock sale on the new york stock exchange. it wants to pay off some of its debt. it has one of the most powerful brands in the world of sports. people get excited. it's interesting they are doing their ipo in the u.s. and not the u. k. >> how do you pay back investors when you are a soccer team? >> they make tons of money. they are a profit-generating machine. look at the redskins. could you imagine if they did an ipo. >> underwear sale as lone. [ laughter ] -- sales alone. [ laughter ] >> here's howard bernstein keeping his clothes on with the weather. >> we're inside that's why. >> they got the ac working?

>> a crew from florida came that our neighborhood to repair the wires. queenny smith, those guys were are sweating so much, they must have lost five, ten pounds from the extreme heat. >> it will be about 100 but saturday will be the dangerously hot day. we'll have a severe weather alert day for saturday. we have a heat advisory for everybody at the blue ridge. 8:00 start as the noon. heat index values 105, 106, 107. middle of the day into the evening that's when it will be the worst. 84 at 8:00. 97 by noon. by the time we get to the highs today, there will be 100. 98 at 4:00. could be an isolated storm this afternoon and evening. gnats game start as the 7:05. temperature could be 96. a couple of storms overnight have fizzled aboutp temps are still in the 70s.

some 60s in western maryland to 81 in easton, and here in washington this morning, the sun is out. you can see it shining on the capitol dome. calm winds, humidity 62%. a lot of heat in the middle of the country. there's an area of the high pressure in the atmosphere. storms riding up and over the ridge. for us, we're on the eastern side, so our storms have been flowing in from the north and northwest. temperatures today make 106 in st. louis, 103 in chicago. the heat extends toward us and we'll be up toward 100 as well. tomorrow, the heat intensifies from kansas city to st. louis 108. i think saturday's high here in d.c. i'm forecasting a high of 104. only isolated storms the next few afternoon and evenings. today, 100 degrees. tonight near 80 in town. tomorrow 99. saturday we'll go from the yellow alerts from the heat to

the high heat, dangerous heat with the red for 104. as we head toward sunday, a better chance for a few storms, 96. monday storms possible. 86 and we're staying in the 80s next week. can't wait for that. let's go to monika at 6:17. thursday light here after the holiday. >> we've got all of this heat and you don't have to deal with lots and lots of traffic. here's what it looks like in the downtown area heading northbound across the 14th street bridge. it is very light but hov restrictions are in effect. let's take a live look in springfield on the northbound side of 95. coming up from woodbridge to springfield. on the northbound side a little bit of sunshine but not really causing any problems. main and hov lanes to the 14th street bridge. a quick look at another map, i want to let you know everything is doing well. route 5 out of brandywine and over to andrews air force base.

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effect at noon. we'll rise quickly by 11:00 we could already be 95 degrees at national. northwest winds at 10. heat index 105, 107, slight chance for an afternoon storm. andrea? we would never tell you how to vote in an election, except for this one. vote for bryce harper and do it today. >> you can vote more than once, unlike other elections. you have until 4:00 this afternoon to make him an all star. he is a rookie but he is phenomenal. trying to get the last person in and he's second. you can vote as many times as you want to go to mlb.com and tray to get bryce harper in. >> let's get it done. >> the nationals will be turning back the clock tonight, way back. see this photo here? 1924 world series, the only

time the washington team won the title and beat the new york giants. both teams will be wearing vintage uniforms. a ball used in that world series will be thrown out as the first pitch. 11:05 start yesterday with the baseball game. not a bad thing with the heat. the gnats ate their wheaties for their brunch. d.c. routes san francisco. steve nash is thanking all of the suns fans because he is now a laker. the 38-year-old won back-to- back mvp awards in 2005 and 2006. he was the first canadian to win that award. it is just about 6:25. ahead, learn which part of our

area will add more dreaded speed cameras in the next few days. >> slow down, right? plus, where gas prices are this morning and where they might be headed for the rest of the summer. >> i just got a speed camera ticket. right now, we have a look at the traffic. >> if you are planning to head to maryland avenue, this corridor looks great. by the way, police activity and direction at the corner of second street northwest at gallatin. i'll have more coming up at 6:30. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. ♪

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we're back at 6:29. this is always the place to get your weather first. it's 80 degrees. here's a live look at the u.s. capitol. it looks nice. doesn't look too hazy and hot. >> it looks pretty. >> pictures are deserving, though, because it's hot already. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm mike hydeck. >> i'm andrea roane. howard has the forecast out on the weather terrace. >> it's not terrible out here. it's warm. i've been in worse conditions for sure whether it would be super cold or sticky. it's 80 now and that means we're off to the races. looking at the day planner, we're showing you the nice picture outside with the sun and the capitol. 96 by noon with a high around 100. a heat advisory goes into effect at noon as well.

so 8:00 p.m., you may see an isolated storm later this afternoon. had an isolated storm or two overnight. those have fallen apart and left the area so we are all done with the rain now. out in annapolis, 82, 77 winchester. 71 gaithersburg this morning and 68 one of the cooler spots going up toward 100. i'll be back in a few minutes and talk about the weekend. mere's monika with time- saver traffic. >> after everything we dealt with since friday night, commuters deserve an easy rush hour, and that's what you've got. things look great out of frederick down into clarksburg. we'll take a live look at route 109. look at that, nice and light. we'll get to work if you are using 270 or route 355. no problems here. college park into silver spring and bethesda 95 look goods out

of baltimore, and we'll end with a live look in college park. look at the entire eastern stretch looking great. coming up, we'll go to virginia at 6:43. andrea, mike? we are four months away from the presidential election and the republican nominee is talking about health care. >> and he's talking with "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us live with a preview. good morning, gayle. >> hi. jan crawford has the first interview with mitt romney since the supreme court ruling on health care. you'll see how he contradicts the advisor and ann romney will tell us why she thinks her husband is misrepresented-ed. but she manes miss reasoned -- she means miss represented. go ahead mike and andrea, say

it for me, misrepresented. say it fast. >> gayle, we were watching last week when you had aaron sorkin on and you started asking who he was dating and we looked it up. >> and the answer was? >> kristin davis, right? >> that's right. so far so good is what we hear. i like them together as a couple. neither one of them asked me but i like them as a couple. >> it's your right to have an opinion. >> have a great show. president obama is on the campaign trail today. he's leaving the white house for a two-day bus tour. he'll be in ohio and pennsylvania. both will be swing states coming up in november. the president will be defending his decision to bail out the automakers and he'll be talking about creating new jobs as well. >> for most people in our region, the lights are finally back on. the ac is pumping again. >> but there are still thousands without power for the sixth day in a row.

>> today, federal agencies are open, but once again, you can take unscheduled leave or telework. >> more than a dozen schools in montgomery county relane closed as well as a handful in fairfax and in the district. >> more than 80,000 customers are still out of service across the region including over 20,000 pepco customers. >> delia goncalves is live where the patience is running thin. delia? >> reporter: good morning, mike. however, they are thankful. we had a resident drive by and said thank you for bringing light to our community, and we're hoping that our preps here will make some kind of difference. we have seen the power of tv, i guess, really turning things around for folks in dire situation here on tomlinson avenue, folks have been out

since the tomorrow. yesterday during the fourth of july celebration here in cabin john, they staged a protest of sorts. you know, they asked, begging and pleading pepco to come rescue them out of their situation. let's look at some video that we shot over the past day or so. just as we traveled around the area, taking a look at some of the storm damage, that is pretty extensive and quite extreme in many areas. so you can understand that the pepco crews, more than 2,000 of them who have been working around the clock have quite the job ahead of them. when you couple that with the frustration from folks who have been without power in this scorcher of a heat wave that we're going through it is a very sentence situation. however, we do know pepco was making some progress. for those still in the dark, they can't move fast enough. let's list ton what the folks had to say -- listen to what

the folks had to say. >> it's just hot. >> at some point public utility has to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> it's aggravating because it's always year after year they say it's an unprecedented storm. how many times can something be unprecedented? it gets old after a while. >> reporter: he brings up a good point. i guess it does get old after a while when your power repeatedly goes off, and it takes days to restore electricity to your home. however, pepco as i said is making headway. it makes you this i that perhaps when they told us friday the 6th would be restoration day, maybe they were trying to ease the blow, i guess, because it seems like they are days ahead of schedule. so maybe it'll be a nice surprise when we get our power earlier than expected. mike, back to you. >> which might be considered

unprecedented. thanks, delia. at least he had a bit of a chuckle. >> and a real shock for those in dominion, virginia to have an increase in the number of people going back up. it's crazy, right? right now, d.c. police are looking for a killer. someone shot two people earlier this morning on morton street northwest. one of the victims was shot in the back. he later died from his injuries. the other victim was shot in the face. one man died after the night on gallatin street near new hampshire avenue. authorities say two men and two teenaged boys were hurt. investigators are looking for three men in connection with that shooting. so you can add charles county, maryland to the list of places in our area you need to slow down or you'll get one of the speed camera tickets. the county sheriff's office will launch a speed camera program starting monday. the cameras will go up in nine school zones around the county. go 12 miles over the posted speed limit and get a ticket of

at least 40 bucks. the good news is, you'll only get a warning for the first 30 days and then you pay. jessica doyle is watching your money. >> especially how much we are spending on gas. recently it's gone down, right? >> yes, we're spending less on gas thankfully. for some folks it's adding up quickly. for example, truckers. last march, big rigs were guzzling $1400 of diesel every time they filled up. not anymore, though. it is now down to $1,000 a pay. that works out to be generally a savings of around $5,000 every, single week. drivers of vehicles big and small are enjoying the pullback in prices but they may not last. analysts think it's unlikely prices will dip back into the $2 range any time soon. the last independence day was back in 2004. gas peaked four years later at more than $4. that's almost $.80 more than

where they are now. we've probably brought them down at least for the next couple of months, although it may be a very adventuresome summer. you have a lot more risk takers and speculation that comes into the market. you couple that with reasonable economic growth and you probably have a recipe for mildly higher prices. usually gas prices rise before the peak summer driving season, but this year, the law of supply and demand is not the main price driver. instead, global economics and politics has had more influence. a quick check on your gas prices this morning. aaa is currently paying an average price of $3.34 a galp for regular, down $.19 in the past month. we are starting to see a little bit of price pressure. we're not up a cent yet but might be by tomorrow. >> with the run having the weapon that could hit our forces in the gulf or whatever. >> those things are on the

horizon, yes. >> thanks, jess. 6:39. howard says we'll hit 100 today, but this is just a little preheat for what's coming this weekend. your weather first is straight ahead. first, how about you enjoy a little more from last night's big fourth of july celebration on the national paul. i'm glad you are with us this morning. you're watching 9news now.

welcome back. it's 6:43. monika here with the time-saver traffic. there is one accident northbound on route 1 at mount vernon highway. otherwise, things are looking good on the beltway. on the outer loop of the

beltway, a short stretch of delay. i'll show you how it looks now and delays begin at new hampshire avenue to this point. the sun shine may just affect your drive on the inner loop toward college park, but i think we can deal with that. this time, we'll head to the west side of town. no problems on 66 or the dulles toll road. we'll take a live look outside on the inbound side of i-66. no problems there, and this is 95 northbound at springfield. volumes are lighter than formal, right, howard? hov restrictions are in effect pip'll be back at 6:58 with more. back to you. >> all right. hazy, hot and humid. we can expect it again. >> you sore big, i'm standing on -- you are so big, i'm standing on this to help. >> thanks. >> you said it will be warm today but boy, saturday is the

big day. >> we'll be up to 100 today, i want to caution you saturday might be 104, 105, a dangerously hot day as opposed to this dangerously hot day. temperatures top out near 100 with heat index values at 105, 107. so we have the threat once again with problems if you are not taking care of yourself. here's the day planner. we'll have sunny skies. isolated storm is possible later this afternoon. temperatures warm quickly in the upper 80s by 9:00. we'll hang out at 100 or maybe even 101 thissage noon. this morning, we've watched a few storms south of town and a couple of severe storms overnight. everything has fallen apart this morning. reston 69 the cool spot. hay market, you are in the 60s. 73 at dulles, 75 at rock veil.

80 in town. and still 82 at the naval academy on the bay. water temperatures are over 80 on the bay right now. sunshine on the capitol dome with calm winds so no relief there. humidity is 62%. a little sticky. we're seeing the showers out on the western rockies here and salt like seeing some of that rain in eastern nevada. we've got showers on top of the dome of high pressure seeing record heat once again across areas of the midwest, the central plains, kansas city. st. louis, how would you like to be in st. louis in 108. that heat will build toward us. other than a stray storm this afternoon, we're looking to have a good deal of sunshine and lots of hot temperatures. the next three days, 100. yellow alert with nighttime lows near 80 in town.

severe heat on saturday. with a high near 104. 90s on sunday. monday we cool down finally next week. andrea? >> thank you, howard. i want to you get pen and painer because i have a phone number to jot down. last year, we told about you brides across america to give women serving in the military or those engaged to someone in the military a chance to look beautiful on the wedding days with a huge success. so our friends from couture miss breadal are back again. and we start off with a bride you and mike talked with before. this is crystal. this is not her wedding gown from last year but this is a gorgeous gown. tell bus this. >> reporter: she is wearing a drop waist tulle waste gown adorned with crystals on the bodice as well as throughout the train. >> and how many wedding gowns do you have available for

people to look at and try on? >> we have over 500 gowns available this year as well as we have previous customers who come and donate gowns for the cause as well. >> that's good. and again, these are named designers. >> exactly. >> so when you come, you are getting something truly special. what do you have here? >> next, we have a fit and square with crystals in the back as well as a beautiful veil and full skirt as well. >> wow. what is the value of the gowns being offered? >> the value starts at about 1200 and go up as high as $4200. >> they start at $1200? >> they start at $1200. >> are gowns getting more expense sniff. >> they are, but a girl wants what she wants. >> who is this? >> this is miss marilyn. she's wearing a full skirt as

well with formal pickup as dorned with a belt with crystals. >> again, the brides who come are sevenning in the military or fiancees of those serving in the military, they have to show proof. >> they do and all of the qualifications are listed on our web site. it's just the standard paperwork. after that we go shopping. >> our final gown? >> a sweetheart neckline satin dress that lisa is wearing with a bubble hem skirt. we have all styles. >> and you have all sizes. if an alter ration is needed because we have -- an alteration is needed, is there an expense? >> there is an additional cost for alterations. that is a good thing because you don't pay anything for the gown. >> here's the phone number i was going to give you, 301-627- 1886 to make your appointment to go to couture miss bridal and formal in upper marlboro to

get the wedding dress of your dream. it's more than just lip service saying thank you for your service, you are doing something. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. it is 6:49. a check on the news before you go is up next. one more look at the beautiful dresses you can get.

welcome back today. it's tuesday july 5th. the -- it's thursday july 5:00. pepco has just over 20,000 outages and they both want to get everyone back by tomorrow

night. people living in the holly acres mobile home park, will go to court today. they want to judge the block evictions from the neighborhood devastated by floods last year and the owner is one of the area bulldozed. some families were allowed to stay. despite the heat, week two of the smithsonian's free event opens to the public at 11:00 a.m. there will be a free eke concert tonight at 6:00. time to reveal the answer to the question of the morning. the question again, 75% of families on vacation do which have these three things? >> >> the answer is a, turn around to get something they forgot. we've all done that haven't we? >> exactly. remember this though. we have one more check of traffic and weather right here on 9news now. stick with us.

welcome back. one more thing before we go. a young lifeguard in his 20 somethings in hallandale beach, florida, gets word that somebody is drowning. >> over there. >> over there. this is the young man here. he has to be in front of a certain condominium complex where he is guarding. there are signs on the beach that say swim at your own risk beyond this side, so basically the beach next door. >> he saw someone drowning, went over and saved them out of his jurisdiction and for his efforts, he's fired. >> his co-workers were so ticked off, two others quit in protest. then the other remaining guys were asked if they would do the same thing and the company fired them. >> they are worried about their

own liability. >> i don't agree with the complex. i'm saying what their side is. i'm not saying saying i agree with them but he's leaving their beach to save someone else. >> we'll see if they'll hire him back. heat advisory at noon, isolated afternoon storms. real dangerous reit next week. monika? it's been easy peasy today. northbound side of 395 is nice and light. >> still waiting on the economic reports from wall street. cbs this morning is coming up next talking with mitt comeny and his wife ann plus charlie rose sits down with bill gates. >> howard and i will be live with an update in 20 minutes. >> we hope to see more of you tomorrow morning at 4:25. it will be friday. have a great day.